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There are multiple variations recommended in the industry for accessible, client-rendered page changes, yet very little user research on those methods. Therefore, we wanted to find out which techniques are the most ergonomic and intuitive to users with disabilities, and if any of the techniques presented barriers detracting from their browsing experience.

Here's a great overview of both what will come soon in Google ranking algorithm, and how to detect and fix issues with these Core Web Vitals.

Always remember that although a subset of the JavaScript community can be very loud, they represent a paltry portion of the web as a whole. This means that when they say something like “CSS sucks”—what they mean is “CSS sucks for a small subset of less than 1 percent of the web”

Allowing people who share responsibility for our tech dystopia to keep control of the narrative means we never get to the bottom of how and why we got here, and we artificially narrow the possibilities for where we go next.

Amazingly detailed article about how to best chose colors for visualizations!

Josh shows here beautifully[1] how to use CSS Grid to contain page elements' width and have some expand outside this containment.

Here is a detailed explanation of Tyler Stika's Breaking Out With CSS Grid Layout article I shared previously.

Now that CSS Grid support in browsers is great, I will start using this nice layout presented by Tyler more than 3 years ago.

I've been using a CSS Grid layout on some pages here for a while, and had issues with some of it triggering an horizontal scroll on thin viewports bellow 320 pixels.

I really enjoyed Tenet, Christopher Nolan's new action packed movie! I already saw it twice, and would definitely enjoy a third time.